YESTERDAY'S TOURS l l l The FASCINATING History of the CARACAS LA GUAIRA RAILWAY

Did you know that Venezuela had a railway network that rivaled many nations? Discover how trains shaped the history of our country. 🇻🇪 From the ambitious plans of the 19th century to its decline, we will take you on a journey through time to explore the reasons behind the construction and abandonment of these steel giants. ️ Why did such a promising project end up forgotten? Prepare to be amazed by stories of engineering, politics and economics that marked the destiny of Venezuela! #venezuelanrailways #historyofvenezuela #bolivarrailway #venezuelanengineering #historicaltransport #journeyfromthepast #discovervenezuela #madeinvenezuela
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[@isaiasaramburo54]

Excelente recuento histórico sobre nuestra antigua red de ferrocarriles en Caracas y otras zonas de Venezuela, sería necesario tomarlo como guía para emprender de nuevo una nueva red para conectar a de nuevo a nuestra nación...

[@caminoespartano]

Gracias por comentar, todavía hay lugares donde las vías se mantienen, claro está habría que modernizarlas

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[@elizabethhollowaye7494]

A fascinating viideo about Venezuela's capital, Caracas.
During the second half of the 19th century, president and dictator Antonio Guzman Blanco (b. 28 February 1829 in Caracas - 28 July 1899 in Paris, France) has left his footprint on Venezuela and especially its capital during his rule (1870-88).
He had railways built, one of them connecting Caracas to the coastal city of La Guaira. In the capital itself, the Capitolio and the Teatro Municipal were just a handful of new building, and Avenida Bolivar, the main arterial. Other legacies of Guzman Blanco's dictatorship was the bolivar (currency), Gloria al Pueblo Bravo (national anthem) and required but free-of-charge education.

[@caminoespartano]

Greetings Elizabeth, thanks for looking and commenting, yes, this president began the modernization not only of Caracas but of the entire country, but historical circumstances prevented him from finishing his plans. I see that you are well documented on the history of Venezuela, I invite you to continue this series because it is not finished yet.